Master of Philosophy in Built Environment /Doctor of Philosophy in Built Environment (MPhilBE/PhDBE)
Master of Philosophy (MPhil)
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Course Overview
Credits
2
Mode of Delivery
In Person
level 1 est. tuition
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The amounts quoted for are the existing fees for the Academic Year 2024/2025 and are subject to changes based on variation in the number of credits assigned to the course of study and the cost per credit at the time of delivery
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Course Details
Course Code
Specialisation Areas, and listed alphabetically comprise:
– Architecture (PPHBEARFTU)
– Construction Technology and Management (PPHBECMFTU)
– Environmental Sustainability and Climate Change (PPHBEESFTU)
– Geomatics and Geoinformatics (PPHBEGGFTU)
– Urban and Rural Land Management (PPHBEURFTU)
Entry Requirements
For research degrees, a first class or second-class honours degree, or equivalent qualification
- Enter MPhilBE + PhDBE at Year-1 of study –if holding an undergraduate/ Bachelor’s degree in the built environment.
- Enter for MPhilBE+ PhDBE at Year-2 of study omitting Year-1 –if already graduated with a taught. Masters or equivalent degree in the built environment and holding a thesis in the Specialisation Area of choice. Candidates must satisfy the required six (6) credits of research methodology prior to completing MPhilBE Year-2.
- Enter for PhDBE at Year-3 of study omitting the MPhilBEYear- 1 and MPhilBE- Year-2 –if holding a MPhil or equivalent degree in the built environment in the Specialisation Area of choice, from UTech, Ja or elsewhere.
NB: Architecture specialisation entry must hold architecture bachelor or masters degrees of either RIBA parts 1 and, or 2 or equivalent)
Career Opportunities
These research degrees open up a massive range of possibilities for graduates who will be researchers and innovators in built environment disciplines. Graduates will be able to fulfil career paths locally, regionally and internationally in areas related to designed man-made
structures, features and facilities viewed collectively as an environment in which people live and work. These they will be able to do in ways that balance and harmonize with the natural world for sustainability of the earth’s ecosystem.